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Originally posted by nchagnet:
Originally posted by joeblogs:
Originally posted by metude:
@joeblogs Could share your Opera skin name?
It doesn't have a name, unfortunately!
I just took the Opera Standard skin and changed a few things I didn't like the look of.
I know you made it by yourself, but please, could you give us this beautiful skin?
You must give us that skin
Originally posted by creegah:
Those look like the standard streaks in Windows Aero. They appear on the titlebar for all windows and also on the rest of the window for transparent windows.How come I have streaks in the speeddial image no matter what skin I have selected? Using 11.51 at the moment.
right-click open image to see it at its real size.
Minimalism.
I don't have tabs anymore. I only use windows now. My window manager (i3) can display windows as tabs. It's way more efficient. To type an url i use F2 and it's ok.
Opera 12 has allowed me to use both a skin and a theme (undocumented). I used Z-1 Glass skin and a theme of mine MyWood.
Opera 12.15 - dual boot Windows 7 Ultimate 64 & Mepis Linux 11-64- Custom I7 Quad Processor 8Gb RAM - 24" HDMI fp
Opera User since 3.0 - My Opera skins * Custom Color Schemes
Opera User since 3.0 - My Opera skins * Custom Color Schemes
Wow... I've seen some customizations and noticed...
Opera can be anything!
Look at other browsers' customizations... They can change the symbols of the buttons and colors but they're mostly the same, if you see a customized Chrome you can tell "this is Chrome!", or Fx "this is Firefox", but when it comes to Opera remove the "O" icon from the screen and it can keep an unadvised web citizen guessing.
Opera can be anything!
Look at other browsers' customizations... They can change the symbols of the buttons and colors but they're mostly the same, if you see a customized Chrome you can tell "this is Chrome!", or Fx "this is Firefox", but when it comes to Opera remove the "O" icon from the screen and it can keep an unadvised web citizen guessing.
OPERA is on FACEBOOK! Like!
This is the current look of my Opera. The skin is a modified Z1-Ultra with some custom made discrete speed dials. I will add a few more of them, but I'll keep them few and on one line.
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The more common look but with my own speed dial designs (some designs taken) I had until recently.
Click for full size of the image below.
The more common look but with my own speed dial designs (some designs taken) I had until recently.
Office chairs, environmentally friendlier, cheaper and faster than the car!
Scrap your car and drive an office chair!
Scrap your car and drive an office chair!
Opera 12.14 - 1738 (Portable 32bit) on Win8 Pro, Or portable versions of Linux Mint 14 or Puppy Linux Upup Precise - 3.8.3.1
Originally posted by Z1-AV69:
Opera Blue III INTGRTN
There are a skin on Deviantart, I am using this too, download from hear http://rghost.net/38086989
Originally posted by quangltm:
Originally posted by Z1-AV69:
Opera Blue III INTGRTN
There are a skin on Deviantart, I am using this too, download from hear http://rghost.net/38086989
Glad to hear somebody uses this, cause it's actually mine
I'm also a fan of compact UI:
Had to downgrade to 11.6 in order to have the menu button and everything else in the same row, without the tab bar. I use a drop-down tab list button, the last one before the "minimize tab" button. The window title-bar and tab bar at the same time thing is nice overall, but on my desktop environment the title bar is more than a big handler so prefer it that way. I could toggle it off via OS or F11 anyways, but that's compact enough already for me.
The buttons are in order:
main menu
toggle panels (I know there's that side toggle thing but I always forget it's there and sometimes click on it accidentally)
back/forth
stop all
reload/stop
view modes
toggle images
fit to window
"view" toolbar toggle
links
tab list/closed tab list
Had to downgrade to 11.6 in order to have the menu button and everything else in the same row, without the tab bar. I use a drop-down tab list button, the last one before the "minimize tab" button. The window title-bar and tab bar at the same time thing is nice overall, but on my desktop environment the title bar is more than a big handler so prefer it that way. I could toggle it off via OS or F11 anyways, but that's compact enough already for me.
The buttons are in order:
main menu
toggle panels (I know there's that side toggle thing but I always forget it's there and sometimes click on it accidentally)
back/forth
stop all
reload/stop
view modes
toggle images
fit to window
"view" toolbar toggle
links
tab list/closed tab list
Here is another fan of minimalism
Skin/Theme combination allow me to keep Aero on and and at the same time everything readable without ugly blurring effects or transparancy.
Tabs have a fixed size of 18x18 (16 px for the favicons) to allow lots of opened tabs at the same time.
I moved the addressfield to the pagebar and made it transparent, so that die UI still keeps a dark tone, not distracting too much from the actual site content.
The scroll bars where decreased in size. They are still easy to hit with the mouse, but I usually use mouse-wheel/gestures to navigate up and down a page.
The amount of buttons is minimal since i have everything important as a mouse gesture and/or hotkey.
Some often visited bookmarks are present as own buttons in the start-bar (opens only when adressfield is focused), together with some rarely needed functions as buttons, like split-page or calculator and all extension buttons.
Skin/Theme combination allow me to keep Aero on and and at the same time everything readable without ugly blurring effects or transparancy.
Tabs have a fixed size of 18x18 (16 px for the favicons) to allow lots of opened tabs at the same time.
I moved the addressfield to the pagebar and made it transparent, so that die UI still keeps a dark tone, not distracting too much from the actual site content.
The scroll bars where decreased in size. They are still easy to hit with the mouse, but I usually use mouse-wheel/gestures to navigate up and down a page.
The amount of buttons is minimal since i have everything important as a mouse gesture and/or hotkey.
Some often visited bookmarks are present as own buttons in the start-bar (opens only when adressfield is focused), together with some rarely needed functions as buttons, like split-page or calculator and all extension buttons.
Playing with a dark version of my skin: http://files.myopera.com/Saskatchewan/myopera/sasko6/Sasko-dark-demo.png
The back, forward and search buttons should not be so close to the window buttons. It's easy to press the windows buttons by mistake.
Originally posted by RRR14:
So don't put them there.The back, forward and search buttons should not be so close to the window buttons.
Originally posted by Glenn C:
One of the few that makes sense.I take the minimalist approach.
screenshot005.jpg
I can't believe all the ones that eat up valuable vertical space with numerous 'tool bars' etc and silly icons.
Less is better, Keep it simple, New isn't always better.
Make the command line file option a sticky.
Make the command line file option a sticky.
I guess it all depends on the number of Speed Dials and the zoom of the Speed Dial page (check the zoom slider bottom right in Opera).
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